Description
- THE BOBBY DARIN/FRIDAY MUSIC VINYL SERIES CONTINUES!!!
- HIS CLASSIC 1959 CHRISTMAS ALBUM - SUPER LIMITED 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
- PRODUCED BY AHMET ERTEGUN
- MASTERED BY JOE REAGOSO (BOBBY DARIN/ELVIS PRESLEY) FROM THE ORIGNAL ATCO RECORDS STEREOPHONIC TAPES
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Track List
- O Come All Ye Faithful
- Poor Little Jesus
- Child Of God
- Baby Born Today
- Holy Holy Holy
- Ave Maria
- Go Tell It On The Mountain
- While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
- Jehovah Hallelujah
- Mary Where Is Your Baby
- Silent Night Holy Night
- Dona Nobis Pacem
- Amen
Additional Details
Bobby Darin was a gifted one indeed. His legendary musical career broke wide open in the mid-fifties, followed with a plethora of hit recordings in the pop, rock, country and jazz vein. He utilized his short time on earth to share his talents with millions of fans with his records, songwriting, concerts, movies and television shows.
His fortunes carried further into the late fifties as he broke even more ground, creating one of the most beautiful spiritual crossover holiday hit albums of all time with his masterpiece "The 25th Day Of December." Featuring stellar Bobby Darin interpretations of inspirational favorites like definitive readings of "Holy Holy Holy", "Ave Maria" and "O Come All Ye Faithful", "The 25th Day Of December" was truly a ground breaking album for this sorely missed artist.
The 1959 holiday masterpiece finds the artist at the top of his game. Produced by Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun and orchestrated by Bobby Scott, "The 25th Day Of December" is filled with beautifully arranged renditions of gospel classics like his hit versions of "Go Tell It On The Mountain", "Child Of God" and the wonderful "Silent Night, Holy Night."
Friday Music is pleased to announce "The 25th Day Of December" by the legendary Bobby Darin. The super limited edition audiophile masterpiece is impeccably mastered by Joe Reagoso (Elvis Presley/Johnny Cash) from the original ATCO Records tapes and features the original LP artwork.
Bobby Darin passed away in 1972 at the young age of 37. He left his fans many incredible recordings and memories that record buyers will enjoy for decades to come. His legacy continues further now with a revisit to one of the finest inspirational holiday albums of all time, "The 25th Day Of December."